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Wesleyan–Holiness Lens · Acts

Pentecost is the paradigmatic outpouring; the Church of God (Anderson) reads Acts as the recurring pattern of Spirit-baptism and holy power.

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Isaiah 53:7quotation'He was led like a sheep to the slaughter.'
Who
Isaiah (Servant Song)
To
Exilic / post-exilic Israel
Where
Babylonian exile
When
The fourth Suffering Servant Song — vicarious atonement portrayed
Why:Philip uses the Ethiopian eunuch's reading of Isaiah 53 as the doorway to preach Jesus.
Context:Isaiah 53 is the OT chapter most explicitly fulfilled at the cross. The eunuch's baptism takes the gospel toward Africa.
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About Acts

Author: Luke
Date: c. AD 62
Themes: Spirit, Mission, Church

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